These are such fun podcasts, I'm enjoy watching them all!^^ If you guys want to interview someone on Lafayette, I'd recommend reaching out to the Lafayette Trail Inc. He does a video series on the history about Lafayette's tour of the US, and they've been placing markers in all the places he visited.
My immediate take-away from watching these is how relaxed a non-French person who has competence in speaking French (me) can be just by being themselves and enjoying the world around them without freaking out about criticism, rejection, proper grammar, syntax, etc...
A mon avis, tous les pays ou l’on parle anglais sont “colonies americaines.” Je suis plus agee que vous, Alex et Tim; quand j’etais un enfant en Angleterre, beaucoup de programmes televises etaient americains. En 1980, j’avais seize ans. A Venise, j’ai regarde un film americain, en plein air sur une place publique. Il y avait des sous-titres italiens. C’est vrai, la culture Americaine est mondiale. Merci beaucoup pour le podcast.
I love this podcast😍 it has helped me a lot with my french classes. Something I would like to know more about is the other languages that come from french, for example, creole. I’m from Dominican Republic (the country next to Haiti) and there are so many words that you think are in french, but they are in creole. I’m curious to know why the difference, and what other languages come from french. Keep up the great work, j’adore tes videos 👏🏻
Et oui, totally spies et Martin mystère sont bien des productions françaises. Est-ce que la différence de prix aux Mcdo en France ne seraient pas un moyen de dissuader de manger gras???
I really love these episodes! As an American in Paris, I was shocked to see the americanization of France upon arrival.
Hi Alex and Tim! Love your podcast!
Merci beaucoup :)
These are such fun podcasts, I'm enjoy watching them all!^^ If you guys want to interview someone on Lafayette, I'd recommend reaching out to the Lafayette Trail Inc. He does a video series on the history about Lafayette's tour of the US, and they've been placing markers in all the places he visited.
LOVE your podcast! could you guys please talk more in french? so we can learn your culture as well as the language even just a little :) cheers!
My immediate take-away from watching these is how relaxed a non-French person who has competence in speaking French (me) can be just by being themselves and enjoying the world around them without freaking out about criticism, rejection, proper grammar, syntax, etc...
A mon avis, tous les pays ou l’on parle anglais sont “colonies americaines.” Je suis plus agee que vous, Alex et Tim; quand j’etais un enfant en Angleterre, beaucoup de programmes televises etaient americains.
En 1980, j’avais seize ans. A Venise, j’ai regarde un film americain, en plein air sur une place publique. Il y avait des sous-titres italiens.
C’est vrai, la culture Americaine est mondiale.
Merci beaucoup pour le podcast.
I love this podcast😍 it has helped me a lot with my french classes. Something I would like to know more about is the other languages that come from french, for example, creole. I’m from Dominican Republic (the country next to Haiti) and there are so many words that you think are in french, but they are in creole. I’m curious to know why the difference, and what other languages come from french. Keep up the great work, j’adore tes videos 👏🏻
Katy Perry! Me too, Tim.
Et oui, totally spies et Martin mystère sont bien des productions françaises.
Est-ce que la différence de prix aux Mcdo en France ne seraient pas un moyen de dissuader de manger gras???
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How old are you guys and are you all still in the states ? Plans to stay permanently?